Date

Dec 08 2023
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Time

8:30 pm

Enter the Earth’s 21st annual Xmas Party

This year is going to be another epic party to benefit LEAF Global Arts with an incredible night of live music. Held at Asheville Music Hall on Friday, Dec. 8.

Doors: 8:30pm; Show Start: 9:00pm 21+

TICKETS HERE

Performances By

Josh Blake’s Juke Box (2 unique Sets)

Join Josh Blake’s Jukebox for a very special evening of music on Dec 8th as they pay tribute to one of their all time favorites: Colonel Bruce Hampton and The Aquarium Rescue Unit. For this exclusive experience, along with Josh Blake, The Jukebox will consist of Ben Bjorlie on Bass, Marcus White on keys, Isaac Hadden on guitar, Zebulon Bowles on mandolin, and most excitingly ARU’s original drummer Jeff Sipe on the kit. After the ARU tribute, the Jukebox transforms to host a Super Jam including, Jason Hann from String Cheese Incident, Abby Bryant, Melody Trucks, Marisa Blake, Rebekah Todd, and more!! This is a definite don’t misser – so make sure and grab your tickets in advance!

Sneezy

Best friends since 1st grade, sharing the groove one beat at a time. Sneezy brings the funk and soul from Chicago! Sneezy’s sound is the perfect culmination of all things good in music. It fuses the genres of pop, reggae, hip-hop, and rock, and it has a natural, summery sunshine feel to every track. Their neo-soul undertone provides a little something extra to their music and creates an infectious, addicting rhythm that you’ll be glad to have stuck in your head. Like James Brown, Sneezy turns in a killer show and leaves it all on the stage, every time. Hailing from Chicago, Illinois, Sneezy’s catchy, cascading rhythms spiral onwards, leading scores of carousing fans dancing & singing along with songs they know by heart. From frontman Brett O’Connor: “We’re always having fun on stage, and you really get our music when you see us live. Our mission is to create an ever-growing community through our music.”

 

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Mayani is a Maasai boy from longido Arusha. He went to boarding school at 6 years old and lost his Maasai language and tradition. Since joining the LEAF program, he has learned to sing Maasai songs, practiced the ‘jump’ tradition and wear Maasai shukas (traditional clothing). Mayani is extremely happy and is currently teaching other youth the culture.